. Cunningham's Text-book de l'anatomie. L'anatomie. 1202 LE SYSTÈME DIGESTIF. Canal hépatique lobe courtement Vésicule biliaire la bourse omentale gastrique tubérosité postérieure des impression petit omentum oesophage du foie, sauf sur son aspect supérieur, qui est unie à la fossa de la vésicule biliaire par tissu aréolaire-. Parfois, mais rarement, cette surface est couverte également, et l'audace- ligament rond vessie . est alors suspendu à partir du foie par un ligament péritonéal court. Le fundus se trouve habituellement en contact avec la paroi abdominale antérieure, ou à être immédiatement- neath le point où le droit ver

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. Cunningham's Text-book of anatomy. Anatomy. 1202 THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. Quadrate lobe Hepatic duct Gall-bladder Cystic Omental tuberosity Gastric impression Posterior layer of lesser omentum Oesophagus of the liver, except on its superior aspect, which is united to the fossa of the gall- bladder by areolar tissue. Sometimes, but rarely, this surface is covered also, and the gall- Round ligament bladder . is then suspended from the liver by a short peritoneal ligament. The fundus usually lies in contact with the anterior abdominal wall, at or immediately be- neath the point where the right vertical lateral plane meets the lower margin of the ribs {i.e. in the angle between the lateral border of the right rectus muscle and the inferior margin of. Free edge of lesser^ omentum Bile-duct Duodenum Portal vein Hepatic artery Pylorus Right gastroepiploic artery Superior pancreatico-duodenal artery the ribs). ji.b0V6 Pancreatic duct the ^ _ bladde; Fig. 944.—Structures between the Layers of the Lesser Omentum. lies against the liver; and below, it rests on the transverse colon in front, and behind, near its neck, on the duodenum. In some cases the fundus of the gall-bladder does not reach the anterior border of the liver or the abdominal wall. In others it may be moved considerably to the right of the vertical lateral plane—possibly as a result of distension of the stomach and colon—or as a result of tight- lacino-, it may be moved to the left, and may then lie near the median plane and far below the ribs (Fig. 918, p. 1167). Its total absence, as well as the presence of two distinct gall-bladders, and several other irregularities in form, have been recorded. Its size is usually about 3 inches (75 mm.) in length, and 1 to 1J inches (25 to 31 mm.) in diameter. Its capacity varies between 1 and 1| fluid ounces. Structure of Gall-bladder.—The wall of the gall-bladder is composed of an outer coat of peritoneum, the tunica serosa, usually incomplete ; a middle coat of un

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